Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-08

!, JUNE ,, 1884,
Laxzeta and Lookoaa Coleman testified,
~ did also Fred SturRss of New York
passenger. TheiE evidence vas mach
the same a. the stories told Abcut the
collision.
seasafion eR HsrroF.
Loxpox, June T.-Sincs TIE rsxelap
tlona made By the PaI Nal Garsfss and
the passage % the criminal Iaw amend
ment bill, the public have believed The
trafhe In children impossible. A ease
in the Lambsth Police Ooart, there
fore. caused al nnasnal sensation Of
horror. Edward Prosknell and three
wsmen were arrested. charged With
keeping Q house Of nl- -repufe and hAv-
ina procured for their patrons 9 score
OF girls from 10 10 IA years Of age. The
prisoners and victims are Of hnmbis
rank. The evidence % far shows that
the seducers Of the girls beloaR 30 the
same elsss. The government vii pros
eeete the prisoners. all Of whom we're
Femanded. Detectlvs Stevens. in the
employ Of the RsformAt0Ey and Refuge
Unicn. who has taken tue principal part
In bringing 10 light these crimes, states
that onrisa the last four years be has
rescued 400 girls between the aees Of ~
and IL years from lives Of crime.
Cussoms 0meers Informed.
WasHNaroN, June 7.-Assistant Sec
Fetsry Maynard has informed the Col |
leceor Of CastOms ct 81 Paso. Texas.
that the Treasury Department is Of the
opinion that the strict enforcement Of |
the regulations for the free entry Of |
domestic animals exported and returned |
viii prevent the illegal importation Of |
cattle, described By him as having been |
branded in Mexico With she same brand /
40 thst used in the United States, or
being the offspring Of domestic cattle
exported TO Mexico fer grazing purposes.
Deceased husbands Brother
DKNvKR, June The marriage Of
Lyman j. Gage, q wealthy Chicago gen
tlemsn, Who has been spending the
past two months in Denver, and Mrs.
Cornelia W. Gage, Of Boulder. the gid-
ow Of Mr.. Cages deceased brother, oe-
cured at the residence Of Mr.. Cages
sister, Mrs. Wesley Brainard on fwen-
tieth street, Dean Hart officiating. Il
was an elegant though quiet affair. Mr..
and Mrs. Gage will leave this evening
for Chicago, their future home.
Prisoner Bandits.
MArANoRA (Mex.), June 7.-Col.
Nilves Hernandez and his forces ar
rived yesterday, and are reported to
have brought nine prisoners. The
NuRdo, q Martinez paper, glories in the
affair and SAYS that the bandits escaped
with the loss Of only one horse wounded.
Delinquent Jurors.
New YoRK, June THE alleged "ia-
FoE fxers," Warner, HsaRland and
Lynch, were arrested soon after Roon
and their bail was fixed ct $1,000. The
delinquent Jurors Of the last seven of
the fourteen panels, required 10 show
cause Why they should not be punished
for c0ntempt this morning, we're 2l3 In !
number, and they kept Q clerk busy
with their excuses for about an hour.
after which the drawing OF Jurors was
resumed.
Later in the day sll the Juror dxers"
secured bail. LyAeh and Warner
waived examination to await the action
OF the grand Jury. Hoagland, whose
real name is Vanderbilt, asked for q
speedy hearing.
Cycl0ue In Dakota.
JAMEsTowN (DAk.l, Jane IA oy-
clone 80 rods in diameter swept the
country 30 miles north Of here yester-
day. doing considerable damage to
crops and horses and dropping hail rs
large as hens eggs.
Reception 60 Editor O'BrieR.
Nxw YORK, June THE reception to
Editor OBrien tonight at the Hoffman
House was q brilliant affair. The lead
ing citizens unite in the ovation thus
rendered under the auspices OF the
/ .
Graee presided. Oa his right we're
William O'Brien, Bishop Farrell, Gov.
Il. s. Greene, Of New Jersey, aud others.
On bis lefs, Mr.. Kilbride, Hon. EnRene
Kelly, Charles A. Dana, ex-Gov. DOrs-
heimeF and others. The toasts we're as
follows: Our guest, the Chairman,
William Il. Grace; The United States,
Mr.. O. A. Dana; Irelsnd and her exiles,
Right Rev. M. J. O'Farrell, Bishop Of
Trenton; Gladstone, Rev. W. L. Lloyd,
D. D.; Oar Sister States, Hon. Il. 5.
Greene, Governor of New jersey; The
press, Ool. w. L. Browne.
Conference Of Leaders.
LONDON, June The conference
With Morley aud Sir Charles Russell
resulted in the adoption By the Irish
leader OF the Gladstone tactics of op-
position. The Gladstone leaders Will
meet tomorrow, and 20 carefully over
the amendments to Grimes bill.
They will expange all the redundant
clauses. The Government will, for the
present, continue tbs method Of cloture
adopted prior 10 the holidays.
Aetars' Fand.
YsnK, June 7.-The annual meet
inc Of the Actors Fund vas beld today.
A letter from President Cleveland vas
received, accepting an honorary mem-
bsrship in the fund.
Qaeea KapIolaRI In Lendea.
LONDON, June 7.-Qaeen KApiolsni
and suite arrived in London today. A
large carriage was sent from Bueking
ham Palace to meet the party at the
depot. The Queen and her suite pro-
ceedea to the Alexandria Hotel.
Pitched Battle.
OrTAvA, Jane 7.-rhs Gtlsi Trunk
and Canadian Pacific roads had
pitched battle in the Railway Commit
Tee Of the House Of Commons today.
The Oanadian Pacific Company sought
20 get a chartsE 30 build Q line from ,
Laohins Bridge to Dundee, there % con
meet with the American system. The
Committee threw out tue bill by q vote
OF % - 20, On the grounds that the
Grand Trunk bad already obtained .
charter over the same ronte.
Net Genuine Yellow Fever.
NKw ORLKGNs, June The TINES
Dsmocraf Key West special says that Dr..
Moyens and other Cuban physicians
who are familiar With the symptoms,
deny that the disease prevalent at ksy
West IL the genuine yellow fever. and
assert that Il is merely q malignant ao-
climaiinR fever.
LntheFAn General synod.
OMAHA. June 7.-Today's session OF
the Lutheran General Synod was de-
voted 10 the discussion Of educational
matters and the Lutheran Historical
Society.
Navy Of one Tessel-epium Scandal
SAN FRAScEsoo. June 7.-AdVicaa from
Honolula show that the new var ship
KamaiIoa, which constitutes the Ha-
waIian navy, sailed for Samoa. Tbs
ship cost the Rovernment $4,000.